I left Bow New Hampshire. Their property taxes are a rip off best move I’ve ever made.

You remarked upon a lot of the cities that do not utilize their river fronts along the Merrimack River. That is due to the fact that during the industrial age all the way until the 1980's the Merrimack was very polluted & smelled horrible from Franklin to the sea, and I am not even joking one bit. It is much cleaner now and does not stink as bad but the structures of those cities were made a long time ago, so that's why it is so. Franklin is nicer than Laconia because of the drugs in Laconia centered around certain groups...

This was fun. Keene can be bizarre, its just another world. I love how you point out the aesthetic and practical use of the mighty Merrimack, for city planners. Manchester has done very well with it. Good point on Concord, my favorite, that it should do same.

Portsmouth is an amazing city but I will always have a soft spot for Dover, I loved living there so much!

Concord is my favorite of these cities.

The music is too loud and distracting.

good video

I agree about Portsmouth, having been stationed at Pease AFB, from 1969 to 1973. It is very nice, and later there I lived at the Seacoast at Rye Beach in 1971 to 1973. However, now living the last few years in Nashua, we do not go to Manchester. It, I guess being a larger city, has the most crime related matters. Nashua may not be a tourist spot, but has what we go to in the area. Today Portsmouth and the Seacoast is too expensive an area to live in, compared to most of the rest of New Hampshire. We do like the Lakes Region, where I vacationed in the 1960's before being in Portsmouth, and I had a friend and his family who were there, now living in Boscawan, and another family nearby in Hopkinton nearby too.

@paulsmith8510

18 күн бұрын

I have lived in Manchester my whole life. The crime thing is so blown out od proportion. Its one of the safest cities in the US. There are scummy parts to any city that has a substantial population. Like how you don't visit the tree streets in Nashua.

I've been to Keene and Portsmouth. I enjoyed Keene, having stayed there (years ago) in a B&B for just a few days. I remember there was a great bookstore in Keene. Unfortunately, in more recent years, I've read that Keene has a problem with meth labs and drugs (but I don't know how true that is). I've always been curious about Concord, so I'm a little bummed that it's so low on your list. I used to get regular mailings from an art gallery in Concord, so I thought that maybe it's an artsy town. But I love Portsmouth! Some great restaurants there and lots of history. And it's a pretty city, so I agree that it is #1.

@paulsmith8510

18 күн бұрын

Concord is weird... it thinks its Portsmouth but not even close. Manchester knows its not Portsmouth and doesn't even try lol.

What about Meredith, Plymouth & wolfeboro? They’re beautiful

@ExploretheNortheast

10 ай бұрын

They're not cities though.

Can you make one without that music?

Berlin should definitely be at the bottom of the list. I was shocked about the positive things said about this city.

I used to live in Portsmouth, and it’s definitely the best!

Mike Gill, State of Corruption, NH

One small thing that irked me was the pronunciation of Somersworth (pronounced Summers-worth)

You are INSANE you picked Claremont ahead of Lebanon? That is NUTS! I LIVE in Claremont and have most of my Life ( And I'm 58) Claremont does not nor will it hold a candle to Lebanon, Lebanon is Bigger with much more opportunity ( Dartmouth College is nearby, and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital is IN Lebanon, not to mention The VA Hospital is nearby in White River Junction, Vermont) Man, you are WAY off!

blood put manchester number 2

Franklin is terrible bro

The only cities listed were Nashua and Manchester. The rest are small towns or slightly bigger towns, if that. The ones that aren't cities are literally all shit holes and are only there for military bases and passthroughs to somewhere else.